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    Max ram capasity

    Discussion in 'HP' started by HappyUser75, Oct 25, 2018.

  1. HappyUser75

    HappyUser75 Newbie

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    Hi all

    I'm trying to upgrade my HP Pavilion x360 with more ram, but cannot find a trusted description regarding max capasity for this anywhere.

    The model is a HP Pavilion X360 13-a087no

    Some websites are saying 16gb and others are saying 8gb...
    - so I am a bit confused now, can anyone tell me for sure what the max capasity is for this laptop/notebook?

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  2. Danishblunt

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    12GB is max.

    http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05474219

    here is the manual.
    I assume they are soldered (thank apple for this trend) so upgrading will be difficult.
     
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    12gb!!
    - That's a new one, I thought 8gb or 16gb. That is the only amounts I have read on different webshops/websites...

    Thank you for the manual though, but it is for a different model...

    The ram modules are not soldered on mainboard, on this model. I have taken the laptop apart, and the modules are located under the mainboard, but I had to take off the keyboard to get there...

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    Assumed it since it said "non upgradable". Wenn apaprently it says 8gb + 4GB is max on manual so yeah... odd indeed.
     
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    KLF NBR Super Modernator Super Moderator

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    I think in this case non-user upgradeable means memory is so hard to access that regular users would probably have a great chance to break the laptop while trying to do it.

    12GB is an odd one indeed (even if it for a different model). I would assume they have tested all the configurations and there is some limitation why that is the max.